Frederick County economic growth report highlights 1954-80
The Frederick County planning and zoning economic report shows agriculture and manufacturing as dominant forces with rapid service trade growth. It notes population rise, road access to Washington and Baltimore, and a labor force projected to nearly double by 1980. Industrial diversification is urged to absorb new workers as farming employment declines.
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